Narcotized Page 1 Humanities © 2014 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors CMAJ,
October 21, 2014, 186(15) 1173 Another late night. The fluorescent bulb buzzes overhead, as I …

On Narcotism By the Inhalation of Vapours, J. Snow; Royal Society of Medicine Services
Ltd., Hoddle Doyle Meadows Ltd., Old Mead Road, Elsenham Bishop's Stortford, Herts …

I read with interest the article by Neil Leslie 1 in the Fall issue of CJRM. Especially
interesting are the comments under the" politics" heading, for politics seems to fly in the face …

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gr), No. 3-30 mg (l/2 gr). No. 4-60 mg (1 gr)-plus acetaminophen 300 mg. Capsules: Contain …

Results: This preclinical verification study against a manually anno- tated trace demonstrates
high levels of correlation with e Page 1 Results: This preclinical verification study against a …

Be it known that II, MORITZ CROHN, of the city and county of St. Louis, and State of Missouri,
have invented a new and useful Narcotic Injector for Veterinary Purposes; and I do hereby …

A Lesson for EM from Surgery Page 1 EMERGENCY MEDICINE NEWS ExCLUSIVELY FOR
EM-NEws.coM: DECEMBER 19, 2023 A Lesson for EM from Surgery Don’t apologize until you …

For an opposing viewpoint see page 1407 immediately or wean them over a period of hours
(terminal weaning). There is little data to determine which method is truly superior:" …

Narcotics are among the most commonly used medications in the critical care unit. Any
person specializing in critical care must also be a specialist in the administration of these …

In the recent paper by Aghabikoolei et al.[1], the authors postulate that oral naltrexone
prevents delayed respiratory depression following naloxone reversal of methadone toxicity …